Sentence examples for repeat access from inspiring English sources

Pilot studies have already found that FLT and FDG PET imaging can be used to predict therapeutic responses in cancer patients, 40 41 and this might be particularly important in pancreatic cancer where repeat access to tissue can be limiting.

Vascular access ports (VPAs) are totally implantable devices designed to provide repeated access to the vascular system.

A UHF tuning system comprising five pushbuttons and a separate manual tuning knob is considered to provide repeated access to six channels at discrete tuning positions.

Port-a-cath is a type of central venous catheter (CVC) designed to allow repeated access to the venous system for parenteral delivery of medications, fluids, and nutritional solutions and for sampling venous blood.

A one-knob (VHF/UHF) tuning system providing repeated access to 11 or more discrete tuning positions is also acceptable, provided each of the tuning positions is readily adjustable, without the use of tools, to receive any UHF channel.

Repeated access to the circulation is essential to perform an adequate maintenance haemodialysis.

Multiple meetings, repeated access attempts and the need to control the process involve professional staff, premises and services; therefore, the process usually becomes long and expensive compared to its results.

It may seem obvious but bears repeating: access to flexible funding is critical for scaling efforts, and funders can help by providing multi-year, milestone-driven capital and/or by providing flexible capital that allows ventures to continue to pilot, test, and adapt throughout the entire scaling journey (i.e., not just at the early stages).

Schools will be selected to enable repeated access to a large and stable sample within a short period of time.

One stated reason for this ethical consensus is that formal theories of ethics and justice do not persuasively accept or reject repeated access to the same medical resources.

While not strictly denying repeated access to patients, such schemes could be seen as having unpalatable consequences on the distribution of healthcare.